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In an audience of 4000 people, 2 people are chosen, at random, to appear on stage. How many ways can the people be chosen?

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Answer to a math question In an audience of 4000 people, 2 people are chosen, at random, to appear on stage. How many ways can the people be chosen?

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4000C2=\frac{4000!}{\left(4000-2\right)!\times2!} 7998000 number of ways

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